bryanjames
Bluelighter
- Joined
- May 30, 2003
- Messages
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Here's the background info:
(NSW, Australia)
A friend smoked 1 cone, and whilst driving home got pulled over by police and they suspected that he was under the influence of cannabis. They told all passengers to leave the car and then searched their clothing and the car extensively. They didn't find any drugs/paraphenalia, however they took the driver to the nearest hospital to have a bloodtest.
There are probably many things they should have done to avoid this from happening, however i am wondering what can be done to avoid penalties.
Are blood tests accurate enough to tell when cannabis is smoked and whether the driver was under the influence at the time he was caught?
(NSW, Australia)
A friend smoked 1 cone, and whilst driving home got pulled over by police and they suspected that he was under the influence of cannabis. They told all passengers to leave the car and then searched their clothing and the car extensively. They didn't find any drugs/paraphenalia, however they took the driver to the nearest hospital to have a bloodtest.
There are probably many things they should have done to avoid this from happening, however i am wondering what can be done to avoid penalties.
Are blood tests accurate enough to tell when cannabis is smoked and whether the driver was under the influence at the time he was caught?